On the title page:
session_register("loggedin");
then:
session_start(); on every page
better to test session availability on every page:
if (!session_is_registered("loggedin")) {
// redirect user to title page where the session is registered
}
But your method of handling sessions and logins is very strange and
insecure :)
slavko
On Thu, 19 Jul 2001, dosenbrei wrote:
>
>
> Hi
>
> Sorry for my bad english ;-)
>
> I'm writing an application using php and sessions.
> In the first include file i'm writing something like this
>
> session_start();
> session_register(loggedin);
>
> The i have another include file with the functions.
> When i'm submitting the username and passwort to the function
> which checks them i'd like to set loggedin to 1 how does this work?
>
> function CheckLogin($username,$password)
> {
> if($username=='test' && $password=='user')
> {
> $loggedin=1;
> header("location:secretpage.php");
> }
> else
> {
> $loggedin =0;
> header("location:login.php")
> }
>
> Can i user include with sessions or doe i have to use requiere?
> I also tried to set the $loggedin to 1 this way:
>
> $HTTP_SESSION_VARS[loggedin]=1;
>
> This doesn't work too.
>
> Please help me
>
>
> THX
>
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